Many, if not all of you, are aware of what is going on in the Supreme Court. The SCOTUS heard arguments Wednesday for and against The Defense of Marriage Act. DOMA states that a marriage should consist of one man and one woman.
Read MoreDuring the first week of March I had an experience that shaped my understanding of community volunteering.
Read MoreAs a Facebook user and a CSC student, I heard of CSC Confessions from a mutual friend who had put a link on her page.
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Student Senate President, James Bahensky, raised concerns Monday about the absence of clubs from CAB meetings.
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Senate’s Monday meeting began with discussion of this year’s Release show.
Karl McFarlane, junior of Montego Bay, Jamaica, Release coordinator asked senate to allocate $2,500 for Release.
A proposal for meal plan changes next semester was the main topic of Senate’s Monday meeting.
Linda Brownlee of the dining services spoke with senators about the new meal plan changes.
There are two types of people: those who love Valentine’s Day to the point of borderline obsession, and those who despise the “single awareness / give-me-love-and-attention” holiday they spend 365 days resenting.
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A proposal for open parking and possible change in parking fees and fines was the main discussion of Senate’s Monday meeting.
Read MoreCollege is not cheap, that is a well-known fact. So when I hear of circumstances where visitors are practically using their significant other’s dorm rooms as a free hotel room, I get a little upset.
Read MoreMany CSC students look forward to their spring break as a getaway. Whether it be jetting off to someplace warm, spending time with family or friends, or simply recharging for the next half of the semester, we all tend to make plans that involve relaxing or getting something personal accomplished.
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